“…R time is the latency until clot formation begins with 2 mm amplitude, K time is the time from R until the clot reaches 20 mm, alpha angle shows the rate at which fibrin cross linking occurs, MA (maximum amplitude) shows the highest point on the TEG curve indicating maximum clot strength, and LY30 shows fibrinolytic activity 30 minutes after MA [9,10]. aPCC was subsequently administered which, of note, has been recommended to use as a bypassing agent in AHA patients [9]. In a time-sensitive scenario, TEG may guide tailored management as mixing studies take 3-4 hours to conclude and result.…”